Saint Paul Catholic School

Written by Jane Scupham, Principal My husband is a very good cook. Which, I must say is a really great thing for me, since it is nice to have someone with whom to share the meal preparations and clean up. His tastes are a little more daring than mine...

As an annual science project, St. Paul Middle School students took part in a science fair. Projects were due mid-January and the results were received last Friday, January 18th. Congratulations to all of the kids for their hard work! The results of...

Sunday, January 27, 2013 Please join us for Mass at 10:00 am. We are encouraging all students to come to Mass with their school uniform on to show the pride we all have in giving our children a Catholic education. Following Mass there will be an Open...

Learn more about St. Paul Catholic School at our open house on Sunday, January 27th, from 11:00 am to 1:30 pm. We've provided faith in education for 145 years! Discover our legacy of nurturing confident students who are poised and well prepared to...

Written by Coach Lesher Our Saint Paul Chess team had a meet this past Saturday. It was the Individual Regional Chess Competition. Peter Clements took 1st place out of 84 children (hooray!!!) Panthers who competed were Maddie, Peter and John...

We are thankful for our Saint Paul family!

On Friday, September 28 at 1:45 p.m., Saint Paul Catholic School celebrated the kickoff of its 145th anniversary with a cupcake celebration. For the next 12 months, students and faculty will explore the school’s history and integrate 145 into its...

The 4th grade classes at St. Paul Catholic School, with the help of the school community, have raised $2204 for Widows Mite Experience. Widows Mite Experience works to raise money for fresh water wells to be dropped in communities around the world...

St. Paul Catholic School recently held their middle school science fair. Students could submit a project by themselves or with a partner. There were three general areas of study: chemistry, physics and life science. In each area students could win...

5th grade students at St. Paul Catholic School held their annual Hall of Presidents. Each student picked a President to represent. They had one month to find information and prepare a speech about their choice. The speeches had to be memorized and...